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A brick bank branch after an overnight wash, its concrete lot still wet under the lights and the Gem Pro truck parked alongside.

Hospitality

Restaurant pressure washing in Fort Worth, TX

Patios and outdoor dining, entry sidewalks, drive-thru lanes, dumpster pads, back-of-house and the facade. Sundance Square, West 7th and Magnolia Avenue are patio dining on public frontage, so the concrete is shared with the pavement and shows every spill.

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What restaurant exterior cleaning in Fort Worth covers

A restaurant generates its own dirt. Grease tracks out of the kitchen door and works into the concrete, patio tables leave rings, the entry sidewalk takes gum and spilled drinks, and the dumpster pad turns sour in a Texas summer faster than anywhere else on the property. All of it is in view of the people deciding whether to eat there.

Patios and outdoor dining

The surface your guests sit on, cleaned before service rather than around it.

Patio concrete · Pavers · Railings

Entry sidewalks and gum

Gum and spills treated individually, then the whole walk cleaned in even passes so it matches.

Sidewalks · Gum removal · Entries

Drive-thru lanes and canopies

Tyre marking, spills and the canopy overhead, done outside service so the lane stays open when it matters.

Lanes · Canopies · Menu boards

Dumpster pads and back of house

Where the grease and the smell actually live. Solution first, so it lifts instead of spreading.

Dumpster pads · Grease traps · Back doors

Facade, awnings and signage

The elevation and the awnings that carry your brand, soft washed rather than blasted.

Facade · Awnings · Signage

Every property is walked before it is quoted, and the price goes in writing before anything starts. Get a free quote

Method

A safer, better clean in three steps

Scheduled outside service hours so the patio and the lane are empty. Grease and organic build-up are treated with the right solution before any pressure is applied, because pressure alone spreads grease rather than lifting it. Everything is rinsed down and walked with you before we leave.

  1. 01

    The right cleaner for the surface

    We match the solution to what we are cleaning, so dirt and algae release on their own. No blasting away at full power.

  2. 02

    Low pressure, carefully applied

    Safe for paint, siding, brick, stone, stucco, windows, signage and landscaping, on homes and commercial buildings alike.

  3. 03

    A full rinse, then your approval

    We rinse everything down and walk the property with you. We pack up when you are satisfied, not before.

Before & after

Recent commercial work

Drag the divider on any photo. Same spot, same day, one visit, nothing staged.

Office building entries, stained concrete on the left half and clean on the right
BeforeAfter
Office entries, concrete and doors
Stucco and stone wall corner, rust-stained on the left half and clean on the right
BeforeAfter
Stucco corner, rust removal
Restaurant drive-thru lanes after grease and tire-mark removal
BeforeAfter
Drive through lanes

Why Gem Pro

Why Fort Worth property owners call us

Results you can see from the street

Commercial grade equipment and the right cleaner for each surface. Most properties have never been this clean.

Locally owned and commercially insured

A Texas business, not an out of state contractor. Your property gets the care we would give our own.

The price we quote is the price you pay

No surprise charges. If something else needs attention we will tell you, and the decision stays yours.

Common questions

Restaurant pressure washing in Fort Worth, answered

Gem Pro rig and trailer parked outside a commercial storefront at night

Do you cover Fort Worth?

Yes. Fort Worth is one of the eleven Dallas-Fort Worth cities Gem Pro covers, and we work throughout Tarrant County. That includes Tanglewood, Berkeley Place, the TCU area, the Cultural District and Clearfork.

We are in Arlington, Grapevine, Southlake and Northlake regularly too, so a Fort Worth job rarely waits. Call (214) 471-6720 or send the details and you get a price back the same business day.

Can you clean after we close?

Yes, and that is how most restaurant work gets done. Patios, lanes and entries are cleaned when they are empty, so nothing happens across a service.

Tell us your hours on the walkthrough and the schedule is built to them.

Will pressure washing get grease out of the concrete?

Grease has to be broken down before it will move, so it is treated with a solution and given time to work before any pressure is applied. Pressure on its own pushes grease around and drives it deeper.

Old grease that has been soaking in for years will lighten a great deal rather than vanish, and we will say which one you have when we walk it.

How often should a restaurant exterior be done?

More often than most property types. An entry sidewalk and a drive-thru lane usually want it several times a year; a dumpster pad is its own conversation and often more frequent than that. The facade is normally annual.

Can you work around a health inspection?

Tell us the date and we will work back from it. We reply the same business day with a price, so there is usually time to get the back of house and the pad done before an inspection rather than after one.

What does restaurant exterior cleaning cost in Fort Worth?

There is no honest flat rate, because no two properties are the same size, the same age or in the same condition. What we can promise is how the number is arrived at: we walk the property, we put the price in writing, and that is the price you pay.

Estimates are free and there is no charge for the walkthrough. If we spot something else worth attention we will tell you, and the decision stays yours.

Free estimates · Same business day

Get a price for your Fort Worth property.

Tell us about the property and we reply the same business day with a price in writing. We work your hours, not ours. We walk it with you before we start, and again before we leave.